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History of EFOL

European Forest Orientiering Championships - EFOL

Summer Games for Forest People

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Map of the 30 competition center in history of EFOL
  1. 1994 Strenci, Latvia
    2. flag of Latvia
  2. 1995 Sagadi, Estonia
    3. flag of Estonia
  3. 1996 Trollebo, Sweden
    4. flag of Sweden
  4. 1997 Finland
    5. flag of Finnland
  5. 1998 Bugac, Hungary
    6. flag of Hungary
  6. 1999 Rožňava, Slovakia
    7. flag of Slovakia
  7. 2000 Šternberk, Czech Republic
    8. flag of Cech Republic
  8. 2001 Elverum, Norway
    9. flag of Norway
  9. 2002 Palanga, Lithuania
    10. flag of Lithuania
  10. 2003 Białystok, Poland
    11. flag of Poland
  11. 2004 Szilvásvárad, Hungary
    12. flag of Hungary
  12. 2005 Ventspils, Latvia
    13. flag of Latvia
  13. 2006 Ikaalinen Juhtimäki, Finland
    14. flag of Finnland
  14. 2007 Estonia
    15. flag of Estonia
  15. 2008 Regensburg, Germany
    16. flag of Germany
  16. 2009 Czech Republic
    17. flag of Cech Republic
  17. 2010 Nymindegab, Denmark
    18. flag of Denmark
  18. 2011 Sjusjøen, Norway
    19. flag of Norway
  19. 2012 Druskininkai, Lithuania
    20. flag of Lithuania
  20. 2013 Wejehrowo, Poland
    21. flag of Poland
  21. 2014 Schwarzsee, Switzerland
    22. flag of Switzerland
  22. 2015 Mecsekerdö, Hungary
    23. flag of Hungary
  23. 2016 Ahus, Sweden
    24. flag of Sweden
  24. 2017 Birštonas, Lithuania
    25. flag of Lithuania
  25. 2018 Sigulda, Latvia
    26. flag of Latvia
  26. 2019 Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic
    27. flag of Cech Republic

    2020 Corona Break

  27. 2021 Madona, Latvia
    28. flag of Latvia
  28. 2022 Innichen, Südtirol Italy
    29. flag of Italy
  29. 2023 Palanga, Lithuania
    30. flag of Lithuaniaflag of Latvia
  30. 2024 Olstyn, Poland
    31. flag of Poland